Green Biologics officially began customer shipments at its first commercial facility in Little Falls, Minnesota, in December 2016, marking the culmination of a years-long effort to create a robust, global network of customers and partners.

“We’re pleased to be recognized by the Biorenewable Deployment Consortium for these achievements,” said Tim Staub, Green Biologics’ Global VP Business Development, who received the award on behalf of the company. “Our global team’s tireless efforts and dedication to a greener, cleaner tomorrow made all that we have accomplished possible, and we thank all involved for their hard work. It makes us very proud to follow in the footsteps of companies like DuPont Industrial Biosciences, which received this honor last year, and we’ll continue to work hard to bring new products and innovative solutions to market.”

Since 2006, BDC has worked to bring together like-minded companies to share ideas and partner to deploy bio-processes that can be economic in the long run without government subsidy, by holding two symposiums a year for its members where leading-edge information from various bio-companies is shared and tours are made of bio-facilities. BDC also acts as a resource to members and works to broker partnerships that can lead to the deployment of economic demonstration and commercial facilities.